Management of Recurrent Anterior shoulder dislocation by Ha'Eri Chari procedure

Recurrent anterior shoulder dislocation can be treated by various procedures with varying results. Most procedures have the disadvantages of immobilizing the shoulder for several weeks limitation of external rotation caused by the nature of repair. In HaEri Chari procedure, the conjoint tendon of coracobrachialis short head of biceps with detached tip of the coracoid process are rerouted posterior to subscapularis reattached to coracoid process. It provides a dyanamic sling. This allows early mobilization of joint with minimal loss of external rotation. In this study, a total of 7 patients with recurrent anterior shoulder dislocation underwent HaEri Chari procedure. The results are analysed with Rowe's scoring system. 6 had excellent results 1 had fair result. No recurrence in any cases. In conclusion, this is a simple and safe procedure for managemant of recurrent shoulder dislocation.It can be done even in small peripheral centres.